@sYk0
many thanks for the respond & the future release fix. i really appreciated your works to the community, good job bro.
@terramex
thanks a lot for the info, i will try that right away.
@sYk0
many thanks for the respond & the future release fix. i really appreciated your works to the community, good job bro.
@terramex
thanks a lot for the info, i will try that right away.
I'm sorry, I'm a bit of a noob at this kind of thing, I was just wondering why it is that I can't delete this YASU.exe from either my downloads folder - where I extracted it to, or the daemon tools lite folder I copied it to so I could run it. When I try to run it it tells me that (even when I run it in admin mode) I do not have permission to use it, and I do not have permission to change it's security. I shift delete it and click out of the folder and click back in and it's there again. I'm sure it's just some stupid mistake I am making, but it's really scary, and I don't know what to do.
The only reason I downloaded it is because I was using YASU 1.5 with the latest (as of today) version of dtlite and it told me it wouldn't run because it couldn't find the daemon.dll and/or the dtpro.dll, which I can understand because I can't find either of them either.
Is this the same basic problem as cykorz is having, or is it something different? I'm really really sorry that I'm asking what I assume are probably stupid questions. :/
Right-click on your taskbar down below, and select "Task Manager" from the list. Make sure yasu.exe isn't running. If it is, right-click and choose "End Process". After making sure it's closed, try to remove the file again. If that doesn't work, boot into Safe Mode (hit F8 on boot) and try to delete it again.
If all that fails, you may have been infected with a virus, and you should get a good online virus scanner to check (I recommend the one below).
Free ESET Online Antivirus Scanner
I second Jito's opinion. It sounds to me that it is caused by viruses.
If you have ended YASU.exe in the Task Manager, and still get the same problem, you can try to restart Windows and try to delete the file again.
If it is still the same, then 70% there are some viruses. You may restart Windows and switch to safe mode. In safe mode if you can delete the file, then 99.99% there are some viruses.
Last edited by MaLing : 12.05.2009 at 05:20
Thanks for this advice, it deleted fine after I ran it in safe mode. I actually have ESET Smart Security on my computer, and I've found it to be very good, which was why I was worried when I couldn't delete yasu.exe and it wasn't scanning as a virus.Originally Posted by Jito463
Glad to hear you got the problem fixed.
Gta iv/4
Hi there guys i just want you to know that ive been doing all the things i had to but i havent made GTA IV work.
With the 1.6 yasu it says me that
"Please insert the original disc instead of the backup (1000)"
What can i do?
Thanks.
That error means your image is bad, therefore recreate it with New SecuROM profile and try different DPM speeds.
Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
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I'm getting the can't locate daemon.dll or dtpro.dll messages also, asking me to copy it to the daemon tools directory. I'm not a noob and i don't have a virus. I'm using 4304, and SPTD158 with XP, and SPTD159x64 on my Win7 install. It's bugging me.
By the way, just as a side note, I saw the post from the guy who can't run Crysis? Is he talking about the original crysis? I've never had a problem running that with Daemon. In fact it runs without YASU. In both XP Home x86 and Win7 x64. I do get the secure rom notice to install original disk, but only if I try to start it from the image. If I start it from the all programs menu it runs fine. But it's the executable, not a shortcut. That behavior is present whether I install from the original disk or the image. I guess I must be doing something wrong?
OK now here's where it gets weird. If I have 4303 installed in XP and 4304 installed in Win7 No version of YASU works in Win7. I get the missing .dll files notice. But, if I open Daemon 4304 in Win7 and then go to the program files in XP and activate YASU 1.4.7080, it cloaks the Win7 install. 4304 in XP also gives the missing .dll error regardless of which SPTD and or version of YASU I'm using.
XP SP3
Win7 7229
E8400 4GHz
8800GT
DDR2 1066
Yes, I was referring to the original Crysis. You're saying you are able to pass Crysis' CD check with DAEMON Tools Lite 4.30.4 + YASU 1.6.9040 and a Crysis mini image? I don't understand that method you described to do so. Can you elaborate?
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